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So today marks the end of my vim kendrit. As always I'm wishing I did better at it, but I have a habit of setting aspirational goals. I like the two week format, given that this was the first one I did. While I didn't exclusively focus on Vim stuff, that was'nt my intention, and just having this kendrit set gave me a direction to turn to when I was not sure about what to focus on. I liked that. I also feel like I am at least a bit better at vim now. I made a contribution to vimwiki-sync to ensure that it runs on NeoVim too, and that's something! I've never had an PR be included before 😊 It felt really good to have finally contributed to an open source project and have it accepted. I also picked up on a few things that I'd be meaning to learn for a while, but I'm not yet fluent at them. I think if there's something I should improve on for Kendrit's it's writing stuff down more. That was a big help, but also I had to go through the source material a few times before I realized I really needed to write things down.
I hadn't thought of this before, but this does impact my ability to do dev ▘▙▟░▐ generative stuff. Though I suppose to be fair I hadn't really been doing that for a while now. Perhaps I could find a way to incorporate that into my Kendrits.